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Home My WebLink About00288 session. jlr i „ l a t i 1 A l i i i i i `I L} i BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits wore presented and noted upon as follows: ( ( t. :`ss L. Stonstrom, remodel porch, 1116 Blaine, $200, Robert Sahli, house, 26'X45+, Frame, Lot 1&3, Bloch 33,�Pottygrovo 1st, $15,800.00. Joel S. Thrasher, garage, 18'X201, Frame, 915 Jackson, ,�350.00. Eon Piorford, carport, 18IX301, Frame, 706 Franklin, 47600.00. I 1 It was moved by Councilman Hoglund seconded by Councilman Ruby that the building permits be granted, notion carried. TEAR DOhN PERh'.IT 'Ilse followin_, tonr down permit was presented and acted upon as follows: XX?iXX3YX3iCY Donald Thomas, Barn, Rt 2 basting Ave. Time one month. Cam_ i' It visa moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Hoglund that the tear down permi be granted. Motion carried. CO1A; UNICATIolds I;I From 'rfr•shington Army National Guard - towit: June 24, 1965 :,:ayor lid ''art Towansend, 'aashington �. Dear Llr. Sullivan: At the close of our Annual Field Training period, I wish to extend to you the sincere thanksof all members of this comnand for the wonderful reception which has been accorded us by the citizens of Port Tovnsond. 1'lo have found the hospitality of the community to be overwhelmin, as usual. !le have thorow;'.:ly enjoyed our visit to t!iis beautiful site, and we have every intention of tnkinr all possible steps to insure our return. Sincerely, Ylsyne Y. iicDaniels Lt Col, TC, Wash. AR1,1G Commanding. PETITIOII FOR STREET VACATZOId ' The following petition was presented and actued upon as follows: The undersigned, constituting all of th owners of the lands abutting upon and adjacent to ti:e street herein requested to be vacated, respectfully petition the City Council of the City of Fort Townsend, 4ashington, to vacate the following 'I'nat portion of Rose Street lying bowean the South boundary of T Street and the North boundary of S Street, in the City of Port Townsend, Washington. i Goorge %7. Bays, Alpha G. Bays, Stuart W. Hodg Jean A. Jo:nson, iiarjorie A. Baker.don, Emilio E. Hodgdon, Fred 17. Johnson, STA'-'E OF .ASH1-T7TT011 ) �I as Georre aye, Alpha Baye, Fred W. Johnson, Joan Johnson, Stuart Cl. Hodgdon, Emilie E. Hodgdon and IdarjorIa A. Baker, each being duly sworn, each for himself deposes and says: I have read the above and foregoing petition, know the contents thereof, and the same is ture II as I believe. George Sl. Bays, Alpha G. Baye, Stuart Sl. Hog4on, Emelie E. Hodgdon, Prod W. Hohnson, Jean A. j) Johnson, n;ar,jorie A. Baker. (� 1! Subscribed and sworn to before me this lst day of July, 1965.ri " Glenn D. Abraham Jr. Notary Public in and for the State of 4lashington, residing at Port Townsend :Iayor Protem Slebenbaum referred the petition to the street committee for a report at the next regular session. jl RESOLUTION NO. 65-5 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING 4011K TO BE I'ERFOR::ED ASD G0172RACTED '::,DER THE ARTERIAL . TRZET PLAIT Or Ti1.7 CITY I CIT' C0T21',IL OF H7 CITY OF PORT TOIiiTSEUD, IN RE ULjtR 3ls33-1ON ASSE;LBLED DO RESOLVE: That whereas the City has heretofore adonted a comprehensive plan for the development of arterial streets within the City of Port Townsond, and i:72EAS, said plan Snell utilize both city funds and State of 71ashington arterial street natchinr funds, :10.'„ T.IEREFORE, BE IT R':1SOLVED: That the street deport=nt of the City of Port Townsend be and it is hereby directed to co^nonce and continue 'aith the arterial stroot plan of said city, by performing the necessar, work and lotting the necessary contracts, and that tiie work contemplated to bo performed in he initial stare of said plan is a follows: Improvement of 0.50 miles of Sheridan Street and 0.57 miles of 19th Street in the City of Port TownsendbyTrading, draininr„ surfacing, asphalt concrete paving, storm sovror and otho asp o��}6n J;d113r9R9F9dn�8 wh he uflci' °ii$d°9 x°f3i� rY6 afltt R �t6°?l° a 't ABr�oP°EAS°'Sam e' ucer i z. ,.4,•N � r�1F` 7e�'is' fn•'J*-n e,�, r e''c, yen �3:: rt+4� -.0 �,u r' t i f + "a try ' + / L -,+ 'S A� - t2 `I '^ttr.:. k is i f k # wis k J a I. -r c" }... • - c = r , 52 Passed at a regular session of the Council held on ATTEST: 14ayor City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM City Attorney It visa moved by Councilman !Lindsey seconded by Councilman Judy that Resolut`_on65-5 be adopted. Motion carried. • - City Attorney Abraham explained that the resolution is a part of the process that we have to go through to use the state matching funds along with our funds in this arterial street improvement, the resolution authorizes the street deportment to go ahead and do the work that has been planned, he mentioned that there tray also an emergency ordinance to be noted upon to transfer an additional five thousand dollars which visa not budgeted into the arteri ® fund. ORDIidAdTOE 3:0. 1472 AN ORDINANCE TRANSFERRIL:C, TIlEE SUM OF 4,5, 000.00 FRoii T-,jE CITY STR ET FUND TO TEE SPECIAL ARTERIAL ,1IDIB;AY FUND OF TIE 1965 CITY BUDGET AND DECLii1JHG AS ELZERGENCY. Due to the nature of the above ordinance it had to be held over until the next regular session. !Ud a OLD BUSIiT SS Fire Chief Jones reported to the council that the now fire truck had arrived and a renresontative form the 'ilashington State Survey Rating Bureau will be hero tomorrow to test the truclt to their satisfaction and after the inspection there twill La a little haggling over shortages and etc and then will accept bhe truck w::ich than will be put into op-aration. Fire Chief Jones said he would like to sell fire truck No. 1, he said that he had talked it over with the fire cotmnitteo but the council would have to give their pormission. No action was taken on Fire Chief Jones request. Councilman Ruby asked City Attorney Abraham to commant on the subject of a local business tax or llcenso. Attorney Abraham said there •.we:e several licensing possibilities and expleii two of them, he suggested that the matter be turned over to the finance committee. LTayor Protein Siebenbaum turned the im tter over to the finance com!nitee for study. ;,iayor Pro -tam Siebenbaum said that he had tallied to I:;r Stuart, school superintendent, on acquiring th° roc center as a city hall_ DIr Stuart aid tint he w:)uld 'nave to get an estima the value of the building and than got together and find out how it could be paid for. it on said that I+1r.. Stuart agreed that it w uld 'make a good city hall. '::ayor Protein Si°benbaum said that he eras bringing this up before the council to .see if they thought it would be a good idea or not and would like the council to think it over and give their opinion at the next regular council meeting. the ree Councilman Ruby said that at the last meeting of the citzens group concerning center thought it would make a good city hall and wore in favor of it for the building itse was not nor ever was planned for a recreation center. Councilman Ruby brought another matter before the council for consideration, suggesting that some sort of plan be adopted under which residents of the area envolved would pay for any type of improvements such as streets, sewers, winter & etc". to ZriDrake who recently Councilman Judy suggested that the City Clark write a letter resigned from the park board thanking him for his Services to the city. ADJOURIZIENT As there was no further business to come before the council at this time it visa moved by Councilman Carter seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the meeting do now adjourn. Notion carried. I,IAYOR . Attest Iler,r_ .. . ",,;c: autiti2a w:.�:" �::r„ r�.,:, +'bp ..:.�.-iM�n:.£�,..J.�%�.wtiii,I3Lt"w✓aw5n.+Lstw i